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Wind downs trees, pole

Published in the January 24, 2017 edition.

WAKEFIELD — High wind gusts kept local public safety personnel busy overnight dealing with uprooted trees and fallen branches as well as one utility pole that fell across Main Street and was hit by a motorist. Falling temperatures also brought out DPW trucks to salt roads that were…

 

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Homes sales, median price up in 2016

Published in the January 24, 2017 edition.

WAKEFIELD — There were more single family homes sold in town in 2016 than the year before, and for more money.

In a report this morning, The Warren Group — publishers of Banker & Tradesman — compiled December single family and condo sales from across the state. In…

 

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Taking a stand against divisiveness

WAKEFIELD RESIDENT Regina Martine took this photo on Boston Common Saturday during the Boston Women's March. An estimated 175,000 peaceful protesters — men and women united in their stand against President Donald Trump — attended. Regina also said a local group called One Degree is being formed. Part of the still-incomplete mission statement is: "We are all One Degree from someone in need, One Degree from someone who feels unsafe, One Degree from someone with a story just like our own, One Degree from someone who wants to help. These connections are more important than ever in a society that seems to focus on our differences rather than our similarities. One Degree's mission is to find these connections and celebrate them so we all have the opportunity to be safe, to be heard, and to be stronger than the forces that strive to divide us."
WAKEFIELD RESIDENT Regina Martine took this photo on Boston Common Saturday during the Boston Women’s March. An estimated 175,000 peaceful protesters — men and women united in their stand against President Donald Trump — attended. Regina also said a local group called One Degree is being formed. Part of the still-incomplete mission statement is: “We

 

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Man arrested on drug charges

Published in the January 23, 2017 edition

WAKEFIELD — A 30-year-old Newburyport man faces a slew of drug charges after police received a call reporting a suspicious white man sitting in front of the Everly Apartments at 14 Audubon Rd. at about 8 p.m. Saturday night.

Responding police located a man fitting the description wearing…

 

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Runners in the rain

MEMBERS OF the Wakefield Memorial High School Track Team didn't let a little rain keep them from getting outdoors for a winter run. (Mark Sardella Photo)
MEMBERS OF the Wakefield Memorial High School Track Team didn’t let a little rain keep them from getting outdoors for a winter run. (Mark Sardella Photo)

Published in the January 20, 2017 edition.

 

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A train buff on railroad’s history

Published in the January 20, 2017 edition.

An interesting history of the area’s railroading past was given in Lynnfield recently. We thought we’d share it with you, since Wakefield figured mightily in the story.

By DAN TOMASELLO

Trains and trolleys were the modes of transportation in our area for decades. They’re mainly things of the…

 

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Connecting the world through dance

THE WOODVILLE SCHOOL had its annual Family Folk Dance Night on Thursday, January 12. Students and their families gathered to learn and perform dances from all over the world. Family Folk Dance Night is an annual tradition at the Woodville, Dolbeare, Greenwood and Walton Elementary Schools.
THE WOODVILLE SCHOOL had its annual Family Folk Dance Night on Thursday, January 12. Students and their families gathered to learn and perform dances from all over the world. Family Folk Dance Night is an annual tradition at the Woodville, Dolbeare, Greenwood and Walton Elementary Schools.

Published in the January 19, 2017 edition.

 

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Driver cited after crash

Published in the January 19, 2017 edition.

WAKEFIELD — A 36-year-old Connecticut man was issued a citation in the wake of a two-car crash at Crescent and Centre Streets just after noon yesterday.

Police said that a 2014 Honda Civic driven by a 55-year-old Medford man was traveling north on Crescent Street when a 2003…

 

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Timing is everything

Published in the January 19, 2017 edition.

By MARK SARDELLA

With the various measures they pass on the federal and state level, lawmakers come up with some interesting concepts. They even think they can control the weather by passing climate regulations. (I wonder what the Supremacy Clause under Article VI of the Constitution says about…

 

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ACE gets a boost from TSB

Published in the January 18, 2017 edition

FROM THE LEFT ARE Robert J. DiBella, president & CEO of The Savings Bank; Kathy Frey and Chris J. Carino of the Albion Cultural Exchange Committee, and Raichelle L. Kallery, senior vice president Retail Banking - The Savings Bank.
FROM THE LEFT ARE Robert J. DiBella, president & CEO of The Savings Bank; Kathy Frey and Chris J. Carino of the Albion Cultural Exchange Committee, and Raichelle L. Kallery, senior vice president Retail Banking – The Savings Bank.

WAKEFIELD — The Albion Cultural Exchange is pleased to…

 

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Community unity displayed on MLK Jr. Day

AMONG THOSE attending yesterday’s Unity Celebration were, front row, from left: Galvin Middle School grade 5 students Ismael Morales III, Marian Diallo and Hawa Sheriff and Wakefield Resident Award recipient Merry Eldridge. Back row, from left: Keynote speaker Mehreen N. Butt, Superintendent of Schools Dr. Kim Smith, State Rep. Paul Brodeur (D-Melrose) and State Rep. Donald Wong (R-Saugus/Wakefield). Not present for the photo were award winners Maeve Conway and Amanda Bruce. (Gail Lowe Photo)
AMONG THOSE attending yesterday’s Unity Celebration were, front row, from left: Galvin Middle School grade 5 students Ismael Morales III, Marian Diallo and Hawa Sheriff and Wakefield Resident Award recipient Merry Eldridge. Back row, from left: Keynote speaker Mehreen N. Butt, Superintendent of Schools Dr. Kim Smith, State Rep. Paul Brodeur (D-Melrose) and State Rep.

 

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Caryn’s Sports Bar and Restaurant is a great town fit

Published in the January 17, 2017 edition

The following is part of a series from Wakefield Main Streets, Inc., a 501 (c)3 organization that was established in 2014 and works to establish and promote downtown Wakefield as a vibrant, inviting destination by fostering historic preservation, economic renewal, and community involvement.

Wakefield Main Streets: Revitalizing Downtown…

 

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